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On Mon, 1 Dec 1997, Michael Peters wrote: > > are people willing to pay approximately $100 to be involved with the >CD? > >we will need to make sure the quality of the project is top-notch. > > Agreed, but what *is* top-notch, and who decides which tracks to put on >the > CD, and which to omit? > > Method 1: We put somebody in charge for the project, and he/she decides. >Or > a small panel of loopers. > > Method 2: If we set up a project webpage for the CD, we could put >realaudio > samples of each track on the page, and decide democratically. This would > mean even more work, but it would probably feel better to everyone > involved. Hello, Count me in for the Looper's CD along with the $100.00 to get it done. There is a very good article on doing a project like this (CD over the internet) in the latest Keyboard magazine - Janurary 1998. The article describes the internet compilation CD "Giant Tracks." It ended up being completed in a very professional way, many people contributed their talents and they did the web site thing with samples of each tune. There is included a breakdown of costs and they actually sold enough CD's to make a little profit. Anyways I'll check to see if this article is on the Keyboard mag web site. Doug Michael